Jan De Laet
@JCDL1
Former SVP Investments at Prudential-Bache Securities. Stoic philosophy lover, Yoga fan, Tai Chi fan, and avid golfer. No Investment Advice.
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Zelensky can join his long term American partner or get destroyed by Russia. Not such a difficult choice. He gets confused by a French Napoleon who promises total victory. Napoleon invaded Russia
The trump peace plan will finance part of the reconstruction of Ukraine with Russian frozen assets. Better than using those assets for killing young soldiers Every challenge offers an opportunity Ukraine will become the richest country of the EU
The rich get richer On the heels of dynamic sales in Paris and London, a banner 20th and 21st Century Art sales week at Christie’s New York concluded on Friday 21 November, generating nearly one billion dollars. The $964,536,953 sale total was the auction house’s highest in…
UKRAINE PEACE TRUMP Trump's 28 points peace plan is a real opportunity to stop the killing Trump offers a Marshall plan to Ukraine which will make Ukraine the richest country in Europe Trump arranges the rebuilding of the country Trump offers security guarantees backed by…
#BREAKING Trump says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy 'going to have to approve' peace plan, Kyiv 'getting reasonably close' to agreement
TYSON TO CLOSE ONE OF THE BIGGEST BEEF-PROCESSING PLANTS IN THE NEBRASKA, U.S - WSJ $TSN
Fed stoppt Abverkauf von Bitcoin, Nasdaq - aber reicht das? Marktgeflüster #nvidia #zinsen #trump #dax #gold #dollar #fed #bitcoin #fed finanzmarktwelt.de/fed-stoppt-abv…
Instead of cutting rates to give Main Street a break, the Fed’s writing Wall Street another fat inflation check. QT was cancelling the inflation from federal spending. Now the Fed’s tossing the inflation back on the American people.
The Fed just turned inflationary. It’s ending the trillion-dollar selloffs it used to fix Bidenflation. Because Wall Street needs the money. Toss in $2 trillion federal deficits -- plus trillions of foreign investment -- and inflation is itching to take off again.
🚨BREAKING: Consumer Sentiment COLLAPSES to the LOWEST since 2009.
Japan Japan Will never repay its debt. Luckily for the rest of the world the Japanese debt is mostly held by the Japanese.
Another guess: it's becoming clear this war will continue for years if not stopped, and end with even bigger losses for Ukraine, while absorbing a lot of energy, money and attention from US and EU. In the meantime China is quietly surpassing the West in AI, robotics, nuclear…
Fed’s Williams just turned dovish — and markets loved it. He said there’s still room for a near-term rate cut, and traders immediately jumped on it. December cut odds jumped to 70% almost instantly. This matters because the last FOMC minutes showed a split Fed… and sometimes…
Bets on a December rate cut jumped following comments from NY Fed President Williams. hubs.ly/Q03VpKJT0 #financialmarket #futures #jpsteiner
The University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index rose slightly to 51.0 in November, up from a preliminary 50.3, following the end of the federal shutdown. Despite the modest lift, the reading remains the second-lowest on record, just above the June 2022 low, as consumers…
JP Morgan is simultaneously short MSTR stock AND also is recommending to MSCI to remove MSTR from indices. Remember the importance of incentives. Old giants will always play dirty to stay in power. FIGHT 💪
BIPOLAR RISK Another happy end to American stock markets this Friday, as in any American feel-good movie?
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